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# How to use debug settings

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Debug settings is a useful tool to test the levels.

1. Gather logs of combine you got after a switch
2. Gather logs of destroying items, i.e. you can see where it starts and why
3. Gather logs of falling items and its path through the squares \
   To print information to the Console - use Show Log Immediately option or use the ItemDebugInspector\
   component on Item you want to observe. Then use "Print" button on specific item in the game to see logs only\
   about this item
4. Enables automatic play on the level. You can use it with Time scale option to pass a level faster
5. Speeds up or slows down the animation of popups and GUI effect
6. Speeds up or slows down items animations like falling, destroying
7. Print gathered logs into Console\
   Hotkeys are very useful to test levels
8. Enables/Disables HotKeys
9. Instant Win
10. Last move. Set moves = 1.&#x20;
11. Restarts the level
12. Switches to next sub-level
13. Emulates "back" button on the android in some dialogs
14. Regenerates all items on the field<br>


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